There is no denying that the Malta’s tourist industry has been passing through a period of turbulence, having lost its momentum for a number of reasons, some of which were beyond its control....

Last Sunday, this newspaper presented us with a photograph of the leader of the opposition indulging in 40 winks during the parliamentary sitting held by the younger generation as part of the activities held during Environment Week. ...

Let me put it this way. Our joining the Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM II) of the euro on 2 May has not brought any luck to the common currency. ...

I watched the Bondi+ show about IVF in Malta a couple of nights ago – but more about that subject on Sunday. ...

In a reply to a recent parliamentary question, it came to light that 89 new separation cases were brought before the Family Court in the first quarter. ...

Having landed in Paris barely 12 hours after the exit polls of the French EU Referendum were out, I had the benefit of witnessing first hand the post-mortem as well as the political fall-out that the French vote generated. ...

Services in general are becoming increasingly dominant in the economic activities of developed countries, making the liberalisation of services a necessity....

If there was an opinion poll about Malta’s intellectual elite do you think the majority would know who these people are in Malta? I certainly don’t. ...

There are quite a few people who cannot seem to be able to wrap their heads around the notion that a family of five siblings and their mother lived for some 30 years in terror of the father and husband....

In about a month’s time, at a date yet to be disclosed, the Malta Labour Party will hold its general conference....